The book "How to write a play: letters from Ogier, Banville, Denery, Dumas, Gondine, Labiche, Legouvet, Payeron, Sard and Zola" is a collection of valuable letters from prominent French playwrights of the 19th century. In this book, you will find advice, guidance and insightful remarks from masters of the word about the process and technique of creating theatrical works. Through the prism of personal letters, playwrights share their experiences, talk about their own successes and failures, share what inspires them to create creative masterpieces. This book will become an integral part of the library of anyone interested in theater and literature, and will inspire new creative achievements.